Mirza Lyrics – A painful love story of a lost princess. Sung by Playsid & Biswaa Deb. Mirza is wandering – full lyrics here.
Mirza Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Haan Aa Wo Wo
Mirza Tera, Mirza Mera, Mirza Tera
Haseena Si Thi Ek Shehzadi
Jispe Tha Main Fida Beintehaa
Wo Meri Puri Duniya Thi
Main Uska Pura Aashiyaan
Par Humse Ho Gayi Nadaani
Zara Beparwahi
Wafai Wali Gaadi Maine Khambhe Mein Bhida Di
Baby, I’m Swearing That I’m Sorry
Yun Gumshuda Hui Ki Phir Kabhi Na Lauti
Use Bata Do Ai Shehzadi
Mirza Tera Pareshaan Phire Yahaan-Wahaan
To Laut Aa Le Bacha
Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa
Mirza Tera Tujhe Khojta Hai Har Jagah
To Laut Aa Le Bacha
Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa
Ye Khwahishen
Badi Matlabi Hain, Banaati Humein
Kabhi Bhi Kisi Ki Qadar Na Karen
Fikr Na Karen
Thi Galti Meri
Main Jaane-Anjaane Mein Gum Si Gayi
Talaash-E-Sukoon Mein Yun Ghul Si Gayi
Ki Mud Na Saki Kabhi
Par Humse Ho Gayi Khata
Bhaagi-Bhaagi Gali-Gali
Abhi Mile Na Disha
Jeena Zindagi Tere Bina Hai
Lagti Fariyaad
Nahin Dhalti Teri Aas, Mirza
Mere, Tu Hai Kahaan
Mirza Tera Pareshaan Phire Yahaan-Wahaan
To Laut Aa Le Bacha
Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa
Mirza Tera Tujhe Khojta Hai Har Jagah
To Laut Aa Le Bacha
Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa, Ik Dafa...!
Written by: Playsid
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Mirza Song Description
This song is "Mirza", sung by Playsid and Biswaa Deb. Its lyrics are written by Playsid, and the music is composed by Playsid and Yashab. Mixing and mastering are done by Raj Narkar, and it has been released under the Sunshine Music label. The song begins with "Haan aa vo vo, Mirza tera, Mirza mera" (Yes ah that that, your Mirza, my Mirza), which depicts a painful love story.
This story revolves around a Shahzaadi (princess) with whom the song's protagonist was immensely infatuated. She was his entire world, and he was her entire Aashiyaan (home). But due to a mistake and carelessness, "Wafai wali gaadi" (the car of loyalty) crashed into a pole, meaning a major mistake occurred in the relationship. The protagonist apologizes, "Baby, I'm swearing that I'm sorry", but the Shahzaadi goes missing and never returns.
The song's chorus shows the protagonist's restlessness and waiting with "Mirza tera pareshan phire yahan-wahan" (Your Mirza wanders here and there, distressed) and "To laut aa le bacha, ek dafa" (So come back, my love, just once). The further lyrics explain that desires are selfish, never letting us appreciate anyone. The protagonist admits his mistake that he got consumed in the search for peace, and now "Jeena zindagi tere bina" (Living life without you) feels like a lament (Fariyaad). This entire song expresses the longing to regain a lost love and a plea for forgiveness.
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